Our friends over at Liquor Mart recently held a Valentine's Day contest, and the winner received a complimentary stay at the Hotel Boulderado. The winner, Jenny Redpath Wilhelm, submitted an amazing recipe with a musical twist: The Love Song.
To make 2 servings of the Love Song, you will need:
2 oz. ABSOLUT Vanilla Vodka
1 oz. Chambord Raspberry Liqueur
8 oz. Blood Orange Italian Soda
splash of Mathilde Blackcurrant Liqueur
6 frozen raspberries
1 heart-shaped raspberry
1 guitar-shaped cucumber (garnishments optional, but pretty mandatory if you want that WOW factor)
Add the first four ingredients together in a mixing glass. Shake well with ice. Strain into a glass of your choice. Add 3 frozen raspberries to each glass. Add ice, if needed/desired. Garnish one drink with a heart-shaped raspberry and the other with the guitar.
According to its maker, "this cocktail will definitely play on your heart strings!"
Cheers!
Monday, February 21, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Romantic Boulderado Stories
It being Valentine's Day and all, I thought I'd take the opportunity to share some of the most romantic Boulderado stories we've collected so far. As part of our Centennial Celebration, we have been collecting favorite memories of former employees, guests, and locals who have a special place in their heart for the Hotel Boulderado. Please enjoy these romantic Boulderado stories!
- "First Wedding Ceremony" is a diary excerpt that shares the story of our first wedding ceremony on record, dating back to May 1911.
- "A Big Challenge" recounts a challenging courtship with a happy ending.
- "Fruit Salad" starts with a bizarre dream and ends with a wedding.
- "My Wedding Gift" is a sweet recollection of a bride on her wedding day at the Boulderado.
- "The $17,000 Question" features a relationship -- and missing money!
- "Romance on the Mezz" tells the story of love found on our Mezzanine.
- "She said that I needed to sit down" is a story with a startling announcement.
- "Lobby Love" shares a story of love that began right in our lobby.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Women's History Tea Lineup
We just got word from the Legendary Ladies on who will be appearing as "Unconventional Women of the West" at our upcoming Women's History Tea in March. Here's a sneak peek for you!
Belle Starr, American Outlaw
1848-1889
Alice Stebbins Wells, 1st American-born Female Police Officer
1873-1957
Dora DuFran, South Dakota Madam
1868-1934
Annie Oakley, American Sharpshooter
1860-1926
1848-1889
Alice Stebbins Wells, 1st American-born Female Police Officer
1873-1957
Dora DuFran, South Dakota Madam
1868-1934
Annie Oakley, American Sharpshooter
1860-1926
There's still time to purchase tickets, either online or by calling our Special Events Office at (303) 440-2880.
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